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DANNENBERG COMPANY 404 <fc 466-THIRD STREET-404 dfe 400 rjrwwwMMWjrjrMm 464 and 466 Third Street, where we are now occupying the largest and handsomest store-house 1 in tne State of Georgia, amply lighted and well ventilated; every comfort and convenience that money and ingenuity can contrive. We occupy the entire building, four stories running back 165 feet by 75 feet front No expense has been spared to make this THE IDEAL DRY GOODS STORE OF MACON. And no effort will be spared to demonstrate to the people of Macon and Central Georgia that The Dannenberg Company will' continue to do business to the people’s interest as well as to their own profit. For the past four weeks we have been selling ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. And the people of this section were not slow to avail themselves of the opportunity offered. They have learned this: That when we advertise anything, no matter what, they can rely on what "we say. And now to give our hew place a big send off, we propose to sell Dry Goods even cheaper than we have been selling them for the past four weeks. Competition will stand aghast and wonder how we can do it. We will tell you in a few words: Our Mr. Dannenberg has been in New York since the first of June, equipped with that mighty mover, CASH, he has bought thousands of dollars worth of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods especially for our opening, that he sends us word to sell regardless, and all we want is the word to sell and we sell. We extend a most cordial invitation to everybody in this section of Georgia to visit us in our new quarters where we promise a welcome in its truest sense, would request all to NOTE CAREFULLY THE PRICES W HAKE. 29,000 YARDS —IN— REM I MTS NAINSoIk lllll There Is-scarcely a lildy In thle vi cinity who does not remember the great remnant embroidery sale-we had a few years ago. Well!" the sale we will In augurate Monday morning of four and ... ■ . I . ■ • ■ one-half yards lengths of narrow, me • :r.. 0 P- . ...■ dium and wide Hamburg, Nainsook and Swiss embroideries win far eclipse any thing of the kind we have ever before attempted. These remnants are all very fine Quality and in many Instances you can buy a piece (4 1-2 yards) for what one yard should ecst ’This one Item should fill our store with customers. Over 1,000 ladles’ and gents’ silk um brellas received on last Saturday. Put on sale Monday for the first Ume. Um brellas worth $1.00 to $! for 75 cents, II and $1.23. READ, READ! BLACK DRESS GOODS REGARD LESS. Never in the dry goods history of Ma con have black goods been oKpred at prices we quote for this week. Black wool nunsvelllng, one to 1,000 yards, worth 20 cents, for 8 cents. Black all-wt>cl tarolse, all you want, worth 40 cents, for 19 cents. I Black serge, full 40 inches wide, worth 75 cents, for 69 cents. < Black sllk-flnlah Henrietta, full 48 Inches wide, worth 85 cents, for (2 cents. Black silk warp Henrietta, full 40 Inches wide, worth $1.75 for $1.05. Black fancies, silk and silk and wool, worth $1 and $1.25. for 05 cents and 78 cents. Black nunsvelllng, all you want, In any quantity, only 8 cents. TIE Oil HOIS. Do you want table linens or towels, or will you ever need them? If so or you know of nny of your friends or neigh bors who do want such goods or will be likely to want them note what wo have to say on this subject and profit thereby. Red damask, good patterns, 17 1-2 cents. Bates’ red damask, best quality, $5 cents. All-linen unbleached damaak 81 Inches wide, extra fine quality, worth 85 cents, for 49 cents. AU-llnen unbleached damask 72 Inches wide, extra quality, worth 85 cents, far 65 cents. Bleached damaak. extra line, 81 Inches wide, worth CO cents, for 45 cents. Bleached damaak 68 Inches wide, ex tra quality, worth 85 cents, for 63 cents. Bleached damaak full 72 Inches wide, very fine and heavy, worth $1.25, for 78 cents. Bleached damask, very lino and heavy worth $1.50 for 90 cents. TOWELS— % One hundred flaxen damask towels, drawn thread and tied fringes, worth $5 cents for 18 cents. All-linen huck towels, good size, for 10 cents. All-linen huck towels, large size, worth 20 cents, for 12 1-3 cents. All-linen hurk towels, extra large, size, worth 35 cents, for 18 cents. Best and largest all-linen fringed and hemstitched towel In Georgia for 23 cents. Read what we havo to say about cot ton dress goods and you will lie sure to be a purchaser. FOR ONE HOUR (9 to 10 o’clock) wc will sell fen yards fast oolored Union lawns for 16 cents. ALL THE WEEK TILL 10. FIvo thousand yards short lengths figured dimity worth 16 cents for 6 cents the yard. All standard shirting prints, very best quality, fast colors, $ cents. French iitlns worth 25 cents, aame beautiful patterns, fast colors, only 7 cents. Best Scotch cambric, full yard wide, worth 15 cents, for 5 cents. One case Syrian striped and plain lawn, very fine texture, faet colors, for 5 cents the yard; worth 10 cents and 12 1-2 cents. Two cases fancy figured duck, best quality, only 10 cents. Yard-wide percales, all you want, 9 cents the yard. SPECIALS. FRUIT OF THE LOOM 8 CENTS. I Monday from 19 to 7 o’clock gcnulns Fruit bf the Loom blenching, full yard wide, 6 cents. ... ALL DAY. Dwyght Anchor yttrd-wlds bleaching 3 cents. Utica 10-4 sheeting, all you want. 10 cents the yard. Unhlotched 10-4 sheeting, all you wan! 12 1-2 coiAs the yard. Yard-wide sea island. 8 cents quality. 4 1-4 cents the yard. Mosquito bars, all you want 25 cento apiece, j, ^ ^jcdlei 2 cents. > Pins 2 cents. % " •lliok* and eyes 2 cents. Silk thread 7 cents. r ), Embroidery fibss 4 cents. M ’ ' STRAWHATS. Over two thousand sample etmw hats for men and boys worth from 60 cento to 32.60. Price 25 cents and 50 coots. There are some very fine hats In this lot. Men’s Ualbrlggan shirts 25 cents Dattiriggan sox It 1-2. cents. Big lot men’s summer neckwear tq . close. 1 . ’. • • THE DANNENBERG COMPANY ia . 464 AND 466 THIRD STREET, MACON, ClA.